How to Have a WordPress Website that Looks Like Mine

Whenever I change my website design, I’m asked about the products and services I use. You are viewing my latest redesign. When I do a switcheroo, I share with you what the bones of my site are like right now.
I constantly review my stats (I wish I could do it more) before a redesign to focus on visitor intent, not just what I want them to know. This data contributes to the homepage layout and menus that cater to that.
The homepage is only a scroll-and-a-half (one screenshot and half of another), featuring only the most sought-after info. The same applies to the menu—not every page, area, or topic that exists, but only the top places of interest.
New Look & Focus

I never knew when I’d change my look, so no matter how much I loved the latest theme, it’d eventually start to bug me.
In addition, this time, I needed an updated theme that would cater not only to the layout that the data indicated visitors were looking for, but we also had the Google Page Experience Update algo rolling out at the time to consider.
I noticed a direct shift in the type of clients seeking me out. They wanted more personalized, individual, one-on-one services. There was also a transformation in the level of support they wanted and knew they needed to succeed.
The difference was so dramatic that I couldn’t help but follow the data and the dictates of direct communications. However, this approach required that I remove much of the home page and menus to simplify and focus the content.
PREMIUM WORDPRESS THEME:
I am currently sporting:
KADENCE PLUGIN LINEUP:
PREMIUM WORDPRESS PLUGINS FROM WPMUDEV
PREMIUM WORDPRESS PLUGINS
PLUGINS FROM THE WORDPRESS PLUGIN DIRECTORY
I’m still tweaking as I play with Kadence, as it is so feature-rich on a block level, with continual updates being pushed out. This is what I call fun!
At your service,
